UHF

UHF is a Canadian folk supergroup formed in 1989, comprising three pillars of the Vancouver music scene: Bill Henderson (of the rock band Chilliwack), Shari Ulrich (of The Hometown Band), and Roy Forbes (the acclaimed solo artist known as 'Bim'). The project began as a one-off performance for the Vancouver Winter Roots Festival but evolved into a recurring collaboration due to the immediate chemistry of their vocal blend and complementary songwriting styles.

Their sound is characterized by a sophisticated yet accessible acoustic folk-rock approach, emphasizing intricate guitar work and high-level vocal arrangements. Historically, they represent a significant intersection of Canadian pop, rock, and folk lineages, bridging the gap between 70s radio success and the more earnest folk-revivalism of the 90s. Critical consensus highlights their technical proficiency and the 'ego-free' nature of their recordings. While they only released two studio albums, their influence persists within the Canadian folk circuit, particularly as a model for collaborative songwriting and harmonic precision.